The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-25

two clubs was very marked Pechiney showed
great weakness in the box. In the fifth inning
Cleveland took batting streak. which. with
serios of errors by the Browns. gave them f1ve
runs Mexican placed in the left field,
where he showed in better form than he has at
shortstop. The attendance was about 2.ooO
Arrangements are being made to have the Cleve-
land club play Sunday game with the Browns
in St. Louis. Score:
Cleveland. ----------o o o o l.
base hits-Comiskey. WEIGH Toy. Reipschlager
Pechiney. Stolen bases-McKean, Stricken (2) Car
Double plays-Robinson and Comiskey; Robinson
Gleason and Comiskey Gleason. Robinson
Reipschlaser and Stricken. First base on balls
-Comskey. Caruthers %, Foutz, Mexican. Mann,
z. First bass on errors-St. Louis. 8; Cleveland T.
Struck out-Latham, Caruthers, Robinson. BOYLE;
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Quade.
LOUISVILLE, 10; CINCINNATI, 9.
CINcINNATI. June 24-The Cincinnatis died
hard to-day being beaten by one run after a
desperate rally TO overcome a big lead. Mullane
went into the box against the advice OF friends.
because of raw finger, the skin having been
torn off in previous game. He could not pitch
with any effect. and lined out terrfcally.
Corkhill took his place in the fifth inning and
came near retrieving the loss. but two hits being
made off his lightning delivery. Hurley, the
new umpire, was hurt in the fifth inning by
pitched ball, and retired in favor of Manager
Kelly. His decisions impartial, although
the players objected to two close decisions that
materially affected the score. Ramsey was
batted very had. and poorly supported. Score:
cinainnasi :..::.::.oo 3 7 9 9 s-S
Earned run-Louisville. d; Cincinnati, B. Two-base
hits Browning, Ramsey, Stolen bases-Corkhill,
play-Fenely and Reilly. First base ball-Kerins.
Struck out-By Ramsey. 4. Passed balls-Kerins. 2.
Itch Rxv Hnrlor md
Kelly.
BALTIMORE. 5; ATHLETICS, 3.
BALTIMORE. June "a The home team was to-
day outfelded and outbatted by the Athletics,
but won the game by daring base running at
critical points. Seward pitched magnifcently,
but got ratified in the eighth inning and let in
two men. whom he had sent to first on balls. by
anoverthrow to Srovey. Outside of the battery,
the visitors helded magni6cently, but most Of
their hits were wasted because of the slow base
running following them. Score:
bs'smsss. 9 SIS %
Earned runs-Batimore. 2. Twobase hits
Larkin, Seward. Stolen bases-Greenwood Purcell
(2l Errors-Batmore, 6: Athletics. 3. Double
play-Stovey and Larkin. First base balls-Oh
BRilroy 2; off Seward B. Hit by pitched ba,Tucker
l; Athletics. g. Struck out-By Kilroy. g. by Seward
A. Passed bals-Robinson, g. Umpire-Ferguson
METRoPoLITANs. 7; BROOKLYN, 3.
NEW YORK, June za-Ine Metropolltans out
played their rivals from Brooklyn to-day. and
won the game easily. Mays pitched with good
effect while Harkins's curves were batted hard.
Orr made. the longest hit the
grounds. in the fourth inning, sending the ball
far over the ieft-field fence. In the second in
ming. Gerhardt who complained of sprained
back, was replaced by Meister The game took
place at Staten Island, and 1000 people were
present. Score:
Metropolitans o o / o OF
Brookly n- -------O o o o 1-3
Earned runs-Metropotans 3; Brooklyn. 2. Two
base hits-Swartwood. Phillips. Stolen bases-Nel-
son, OBrien Orr (2l, Radford Holbert Pinck-
ney. Smith. Home run--Orr. Double plays--Mc-
Clean and Phillips; Meister Radford and Orr. First
base balls-Nelson, o Bren (2), Gerhardt Meister
Peoples. Hit by pitched ball-Orr. Errors-Metro-
politans 3; Brooklyn. 8. First base on errorsMet-
tropolitans. D. Struck neutrality-suspicious. 2; Brook
lyn, 3. Passed balls-Peoples, 2 Wild pitches
Harkns, B. Time-l:55. Umpire-Curry.
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